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I think the reason for the reduced output is that they were never able to truly monetize the internet version of the paper, aside from publishing a few books. A

by mburney 16y ago

I think the reason for the reduced output is that they were never able to truly monetize the internet version of the paper, aside from publishing a few books. Ames does freelance journalism now, and Taibbi writes for Rolling Stone, so it seems like they decided to just make a living rather than try and revive what they did in the past.

hristov 16y ago
Yes I am sure that is one of the reasons too. But I do not see that much of Ames's freelance stuff either. But then again he could have taken an office job to pay the rent.